Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion

This Bifesta Cleansing Lotion comes in 3 different variations and this Bright Up version is suitable for combination skin. There is a moist version for dry skin and a sebum version for oily skin.

Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion

The bottle itself is very pretty with little purple flowers all over. The product itself is made in Japan so the instructions and directions are all in Japanese. However there is a stick on label in English for the rest of us who do not speak or read any Japanese.

Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion

The lotion claims to contain moisturising Vitamin C, Lactic acid to help exfoliate dead skin cells and absorptive hyaluronic acid to moisturise.
The product is 100% oil free and claims to be colourant, fragrance and alcohol free.


The directions is to soak a cotton pad and then wipe away, just like any other micellar solution. It also says not to cleanse after, as it will remove the moisturising properties. It also further states that double cleansing is not required.

Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion

I personally always double cleanse, if I am wearing sunscreen or make up and on most days, I wear both. Micellar solution is also not my choice of cleanser if I am only doing one cleanse. This claims to be suitable for a morning cleanse as well.


As this does not contain any fragrance, unlike the previously featured Sephora Triple Cleansing Water, I prefer this.
The big bottle of 300ml also cost me RM27.80, significantly better value for money compared to the Sephora one. FYI, that is about £5 for a 300ml bottle, making it a drugstore option (it was bought in Watsons, almost like Superdrug).

Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion

If you are interested in the other Micellar Solution comparison post, you can read it HERE and you can also read about the Nivea Micellar Water HERE